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An Energy Efficient Wearable for Monitoring Elderly People Health
The aged population is exposed to risk situations, like falls, sudden changes in vital signs, and faints. These situations become common at this life stage due to a decrease in body capacity and illnesses increase. This scenario imposes attention on families and the national health system. Some stud
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